COMING OUT TO FAMILY
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- Опубліковано 10 вер 2018
- Coming out to your family is the moment. Just Say I Love You shares 16 peoples unique journeys through that moment in hopes to offer guidance to both families and people going through the process that is "coming out".
Directed by Ryan Hutchins and Shannon Beveridge. www.ryhutchfilm.com
Featuring:
Miles Aaron McKenna / themilesmckenna
FLETCHER
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Wrabel
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Ingrid Nilsen
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Alex Schmider
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Vivian Martinez
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Taryn Arnold
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Avalon Young
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Meghan Currie
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Amber Whittington
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Austin Rhodes
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Aaron Rhodes
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AJ Johnson
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Shannon Beveridge
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Shane Bitney Crone
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Carter Gregory
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Actress:
Elizabeth Manning
Wedding Footage:
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Family:
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Special thanks to Alyssa Manning, Jessica Panneton, and Toni Boteva.
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Snapchat: shannonbeverage
wow can we talk about how filming this video cured my acne
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yeah I noticed. the film makers sure did a lot of hard work XD
Yes😂😂
MilesChronicles you look great !
Dan Frederiksen I know it probably makes no sense to argue with a person like you, but I just can't help myself.
First of all, things you just wrote are totally irrelevant to this video and also to this comment you replied to... Anyways, how in the world CAN you compare pedophilia to LGBT+ community? Please explain that to me. Pedophilia is a crime, it often comes with sexual abuse and assault over kids who have no power to say what they want or not. That is what sick means. How can a sickness be loving or having feelings towards someone while not hurting or abusing them? Please don't ever compare people who are going to assault or abuse or make you uncomfortable to the people who have mutual feelings, love each other or to the people who wanna make their skin a place they feel like themselves. Who to love or how to feel is never a choice.
You can go with the medical facts all night long, it's such a lame argument that homophobia loves to use. HIV is a problem, maybe it is common around some gay men, true, but it is not something gay people are guilty of, God, it's a virus that is spread and caused by so many factors long time ago. We all should fight against HIV like against any other illness.
Overall, I just wanna know few things since you clearly have something against LGBT+ community. What is your solution then, to put gay people in churches until they're cured?
You want them to live the unhappy life, you wanna maybe somehow accidentally fall in love and marry a girl who's pretending to love you back even she is incapable of that?
Yeah that would be such an amazing world...
That was great! This is the video I've been wanting to make from a parent's point of view. It all comes down to just loving your child unconditionally. I love you!
The way you support Shannon is honestly, She is so lucky to have such a supportive mom x
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SALUTE to you, Ms. Debbie! You're such a cool, very supportive, and a loving mother. We love your daughter so dearly. Hope she can visit here in the Philippines. 😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍
i'm proud that you are proud☾
Debbie Beveridge You raised a great person, MommaDeb! You probly are sooooo proud! We are! Thank you for being the mom that you are! 🌹
Logan paul out there get 10million views for like sneezing...when there's THIS beautiful art being made that really deserves the views.
WhatButt Bubblecrap 👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽
Omg whoa she replied...holy shit and shannon liked this, I'M SHOOK! THANK YOU
"MOm I'M a StAr, i'M a StAR!"
Exactly what I was thinking.
so share it everyone
So trueeee
Videos like this one have to get more attention
I came out to my mom a while back and she.. didn't react as well as I thought she would. We don't talk about it unless she's telling me how she wants me to find a boyfriend and stop dressing like a boy. I've tried to send her videos and tell her that I'm not going down this crazy path that would make me unhappy but she wouldn't watch or listen. I sent her this (idk why she decided to actually watch this time)and she came into my room crying and telling me she's going to change for me... I'm shaking. thank you, Shannon.
AlmostvRebel WOW
💚💚 I hope things get better for you two and you grow closer in all this. Thank you for sharing and thank you for being you.
The world is changing really slowly but surely hopefully one day sexuality, the gender, or how masculine or feminine is someone will only be a detail for everyone
Im literally crying, she'll get through this and will rebound and love you ten-fold
That is amazing😍
we all joke about Shannon not uploading a lot but when content like THIS comes out there’s nothing to complain about, its so well shot and emotional, thank you Shannon
This is actually the best video I’ve ever watched on UA-cam
that's... stupid
Now this is content.
Agreed
mine is good too check it out ua-cam.com/video/y_e05ozHexk/v-deo.html
of course Shannon is not uploading anything for quite some time and then comes out with a brilliant video that makes everyone cry
Put this into film festivals 👏👏👏. This is award worthy.
This video is amazing, The moment i was done watching it, i copied the link and posted it to my Facebook with the following
"To me this video is so important. When someone trust you enough to open up about who they love or who they are, its important to let them know that that doesn't change anything and that you still care about them. This one detail is so small, its only one part of who you are. It does not define you. I want everyone in my life to know, that I will always be here to listen whenever you need and that no matter what you are loved."
Thank you for making this.
Well said Megan!
Wow, this video was exactly what we all think, what we're all going through and this is scary and we feel vulnerable, and even if I'm not out of the closet yet, when I finally come out I want to be like you, proud of who I am.
I’m not crying, you’re crying
They started to say their names and I started crying omg
My mum laughed at me wen i came out and then said " was that ment to be a secret "
I then cried like a baby for 20 minutes... good times.
This is Beautiful!! This will help so many people feel better about who they are. Thank you creating this. I love you bruh🙌🏽❤️
GRREAT DAY AMBER!! IM SUBSCRIBE TO UR CHANEL, AVA PEARL AND ARI !! I LOVE LUV WATCHING ALL OF YOU !!
To be honest many people likely may never have a happy relationship or "come out" when they're still with their families because of pressure from the older generations or judgement or the environment (like religious/rural/conservative small towns)
I think the phrase 'come out' is negative. It should just be a way of life.
You are the type of person teenagers should look up to. You are doing something right, you are using your voice for good. I'm so happy I found someone that cares.
This is real quality content Shannon. I'm really proud. Literaly proud tears.
When I came out to my dad who's not really my dad the first thing he said was, "Okay. So, I love you." and honestly I couldn't be happier with any other dad.
this AJ girl... cute af
lenah h THAT WHAT I SAID SHE SO FINE 😂😂😂🤤🤤🤤
9:21 “Really at the end of the day the only choice that you have is wetter or not you're gonna be standing next to them or if you're gonna watch them leave” 💔 I felt that...
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I think this should be a mandatory video for parents to watch
I sent it to my mom hoping it would help, and she called me in tears saying how she had no idea i ever felt this way. This video means everything, thank you
India just got relieved from section 377 which criminalised homosexuality and then this video 😍😍.... I feel like I'm living a dream. Thank you so much Shannon Beveridge. You're the Queen!
Well Done India, thats huge for them !! :)
@@k8lynmae Yay!
Congrats India i'm happy for u
Still it wouldn't work on parents and environment
@@shiningsoulpy77 It's the first step... Gradually even the society will become more and more accepting.
5 minutes in and i’m already tearing up. This is remarkable
oh my ghad. SAME
I clicked so fast. If Shannon is not uploading for very long time the next video is gonna be clearly an epic video. 👌🏽
You bring your child into this world, you love them unconditionally. The End.
Congrats on this film, magnificent.
10:59 "I think when I came out to my parents, the one thing that I like wanted to hear so badly was just...
this changes nothing." That is exactly what I want my parents to say if I come out to them. Thank you for this video Shannon. It is very inspiring and helps a lot of people in the LGBTQ+ community.
when i get enough courage to come out im showing my parents this video
I wish it'd be in German I mean I'm out to my dad but it would be really great
I think I will do that too but my parents are French and bad in English
right
She’s done it again. I’m in tears. This video is beautiful.
Your content lately is so dang good
Shannon I hope you're considering on submitting this to festivals.
This is so _so_ *absolutely pure.* I loved this too much 💘
This was so beautifully done, Shannon. I felt so many emotions as I watched it. You’re making the world a better place by putting your heart and soul into these types of projects and by spreading important messages that need to be heard. Bravo!
I love your short films
This needs to be translated in as many languages as possible ☀
I should add french subtitles
@@sachanuage7025 Y'a pas les sous-titres français justement 😭
@@ysac6186 attends un peu je vais les mettre ;)
je les ai ajoutés mais ils doivent être vérifiés par d’autres personnes!
Up up up up 🙌
I’m so glad I came across Shannon she has helped me through a lot. I just came out to my close friends and they all accepted me for who I am. I always tell myself it’s better to have one person truly love you and know you than to have a hundred people love you but never really know you (from A Letter to You) I just wanted to tell you I love you and what you do for people thank you for being there for us Shannon❤️
Mal Mc A Letter to You quite literally changed my life. ❤️
i came out 12th of October 2017.
my mom got really mad, confused and frustrated, but as time slowly passed, she started to accept it more and more. today we can talk about it like it’s a normal daily topic and she also engage in a few lgbt groups on facebook.
my point is that it gets sooo much better, the key in life sometimes is just *time* ❤️
My niece came out to me a couple of years ago. She was so worried and scared. She was secretly dating girls and didnt know how to tell our family. It was so mind blowing to me that she was worried. Because to me all that i was worried about was if her partner was treating her good if she was being safe and making sure she was happy. I cant imagine turning your back on a part of yourself.
When miles said that he understands why they reacted like that but it doesn't make it right, I've never related to something so much like omg no one else I know gets this like fml this is so important👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻❤️❤️👌🏻👌🏻
Now this is beautiful.
Agreed!
I just came out to my mom last night and her reaction couldn’t have been better. I’m so lucky that I’m surrounded by supportive people. It makes me sad that not everybody has that
I'm happy for you Carissa😊
Thank you sm 😊
When I was 15, I told my parents “I think I’m bisexual. My dad took it really well and said that nothing really changed for him. My mom on the other hand told me she felt sorry for me because people still harass lgbt people and it would have been so much easier if I just found a man. She said it like she now had a dysfunctional kid
Today I’m 17 and I know I’m gay. I’m really scared to tell them because even tho I has been two years I still don’t feel comfortable talking about lgbt with them.
Over the past year my mom has been making comments about how the clothes I like to wear because they don’t fit the typical female picture and she even asked me if I wanted to be a boy. This actually really hurt my feelings because even tho it was thoughtful of her to ask just in case, she should not make assumptions about gender based on something as simple as clothing. I told her I just liked boy-ish clothing but that this doesn’t mean someone wants to be a boy.
Even though I have been struggling with my sexuality and coming out to myself, one thing I always knew for sure was that I was and am a girl.
Whenever my mom brings up any subject around sexuality I just avoid it .
Because I told my parents I thought I was bi, they usually just assume I will end up with a man and constantly ship me with my best friend (who’s a guy).
As I said before I’m scared to tell my parents I’m gay, I hope that in time they will understand more and more.
Meanwhile I have a huge crush on my friend who is bisexual (and a girl *no shit* ) and we hold hands sometimes :))
Your videos have really helped me come to terms with my sexuality, keep creating such amazing content and I hope I will soon find the courage to come out to my parents (again) :)
Update: the girl I have a crush on asked me to be her girlfriend today, I said yes :)
OMG how did you get her to ask u to be her girlfriend
Bibimaru I came over to her house one day after work, we talked for hours and she told me she liked me, I told her I liked her too and then we kissed. Later that week we went out to eat and she asked me if I wanted to be her girlfriend :)
omg wow that ending shook me congrats and good luck with your parents! I found it was MUCH easier to say "I have a girlfriend" or "I'm dating whoever" than "I'm gay", and my family also took it better since they liked my girlfriend so much and bc they couldn't try to get me with a guy anymore lol. I hope yours take it well, eventually it should become more normal for them!
I’m so happy for you :)
This is what Shannon is doing when she isn’t uploading. Wow.
0:00 in and i’m already crying
shelby same
shelby preach 🙌🏼
*This is so beautiful.*
I'm actually planning on coming out to my family when i turn 18(next month) because why not? *It's 20GayTeen people!!* I feel a little scared because of how they'll react but I'll do it anyways. All that matters is being happy and *finally* being myself.💖🌈
Also i thought it was a nice idea to come out this year because it sounds like it'll be perfect, like if someone asks "When did you come out?" i'd be like "I came out in 20GayTeen." Cool huh?😂😂
Being in the closet is *so overrated. I'M DONE WITH IT*
ok bye....lmao
Jey PC Hope everything goes well!
@@paniclove5346 Thanks! I'll let you know how it went :)
good luck! hope everything goes ok ❤️
Jey PC hope it goes well! 🙏🙏
Thank you guys!! :)
I’m so excited to go to the Dallas pride this Sunday, and it’ll be my first pride ever.
I came out to my mom in March, and she didn’t take it well. I don’t want to blame her for the way she reacted because it was so new and shocking to her, especially with the distance between us and the cultural differences we are experiencing.
A lot of parents are scared for their kids, because most times we do need to fight for ourselves to get what other people can get easily. I know my mom still loves me, and I understand it might take awhile for her to know that I am still who I am, if not better. But I’m hopeful for the future.
To the ones who are going through similar struggles, please be brave. You deserve to be who you are and to love who you want to love.
I JUST CAME OUT TO MY DAD AND HE STILL LOVES ME THANK YOU FOR MAKING THIS AND HELPING ME FEEL LIKE I'M FINALLY LIVING
The 1st person i came out to was my mom. I remember anxiously waiting for her reaction those seconds felt like minutes...hearing her say "I love you" was a moment i will always cherish
Chills lil Bev, chills. This was incredible. So proud of you and everyone in this video & community as a whole 💕💕
I came out 2 or 3 months ago to my parents (and about 3-4 to my closest friends). My parent's reaction was pretty good compared to what I expected. My mom specially seemed disapointed and hurt, but it was a matter of 3-4 days after, that they started to understand it more and more, and now they fully support who I am. Nothing has changed, and they still love me no matter what. Btw, I love when they ask questions, it doesn't make me feel unomfortable at all, it shows me how interested they are into understanding what's going on and who I am.
If you haven't came out yet, don't worry, you're not alone. It does get better. If you need someone to talk to at any moment you can write me.
Hey! Thats amazing i am happy for you! 😁
How do you find out you are gay? I'm not Sure if i am or if i am not and i want to find out... Maybe you can help me.
Sorry for mistakes i am from germany! ❣️
Maja Pfriem Absolutely! You can write me, do u have any social media? Snapchat? Instagram? Not sure if you can chat privately here in UA-cam
@@matshx yes both! i think instagram is better my name is Majapfriem
This video explains it all, its well put together and a really good example. Parents should love you no matter what, just because you're gay, bi, trans etc. it doesn't make you any different and if you're that child that doesn't have accepting parents or family members, its not your fault at all, its their loss to love you and your an amazing person and even more awesome because you built the courage to come out to them. No matter what you should always love your children, no matter what the situation
This was incredible.
I clicked so fast omg
Tried not to cry and made it to the last 5 minutes and couldn't hold the tears back. Love this and how relatable it is.
In awe of how great this is. Not only the stories told but how the video is put together, it’s so well thought out and will help so many people. Well done Shannon!
I remember when I came out.my mom was out of town and I told my dad his reaction was great but when I told my mom I felt like I disappointed her because I am also atheist I remember crying on my bed a few months after and she walked in and told me she knew I was gay since I was little .I would have been able to come out and have those experiences if it were not for you Shannon thank you so much
This cinematography is gorgeous ❤️ also this might be the best video you’ve ever made (yet) ❤️
This is random but the way Ingrid talks and looks reminds me so much of callie foster from the fosters
Content like this is so important to make. Obviously coming out is an adjustment for the individual, what we forget is that it is also an adjustment for the family. I wish everyone could have parents and I family that no matter what adjustments they go through they still love one another, I know everyone is not so fortunate.
I just love this as a reminder to the families that their child is still exactly who they raised them and believe them to be.
my mind won’t shut off after this video, i’m so proud of you for using your voice and your platform to make such a difference in our community! i never thought i’d fit into the community, but through you i’ve found my people & for that i owe you the world 💕 this is going to help people all over the world, young & old and i’m so proud of the person you are and the things that you’re doing! you give everything all you’ve got & are so real! wish i could give you the biggest hug & congratulate you on what’s sure to be another huge success! i love you so much lil bean!! be proud of yourself 💕💕
Shannon, thank you for this, i relate to so many things said and the fact of the matter is that after you come out the silence is what hurts most.
Maybe if i show this to my parents, they’ll understand why the beginning was the hardest part ❤️
Oh my gosh. Shannon, yet again, you make a video that reaches the souls and hearts of humans everywhere. I am so grateful for you and all that you do for us. Thank you!
This video / story is so inspirational... it is beautiful. There are so many incredible / brave people in this film. They are helping so many people to come out or feel less alone. The videography in this video fits so well with the individual stories being told. Everyone is unique and so are their coming out stories. Each and every coming out is scary... this may never change but now there is so much support for people. Including this film. Love is love... it never changed!
Wow this honestly could not have come at a better time for me, I literally just broke down to my dad because I feel so low and a huge part of that is because of my sexuality. After seeing how much he wanted to help me I think I'm going to come out to him and possibly also my mum tomorrow. I've never been so terrified in my entire life but seeing this and knowing that other people have gone through the exact same thing makes me feel a lot less alone so seriously thank you so much to everyone in this and who helped create it ❤❤
So proud of you, Shan and Ryan. This is beautiful and had me in tears almost instantly.
Your videos Shannon are amazing. So honest and insightful and raw and beautiful and rare. There need to be more people like you doing more videos like this.
The people on this video speaking your truths and sharing with us, thank you. I feel blessed to get to see what you went through and sometimes still do. Myself personally I struggled for years with I am Bi, I like guys, no I like girls, no I like both, then I realised just be ME. I came out to a friend first and her response was "AND", her reaction was just like "so what are we doing this weekend". She already knew and just supported me and told me you are the same person you were 5 seconds ago, same person I have always been and that we should then get me on some dating apps lol. Family were the same as long as I am happy they don't care who I date.
My uncle is gay and growing up that was the norm for me, so I always knew my family would support me. Any questions I would always go to my uncle and his husband or my parents.
This video is just amazing and I can't wait to see what you do next Shannon. Your just...... great!
I'm so thankful that my family and friends around me truly accept me! & I hope that other parents that our struggling with accepting their children, work on that! It's about being comfortable in your own skin and as long as they are happy that's all that matters.
Shannon. I cannot even. This was so beautiful and raw and moving. I wish there was a love button. Every parent or people who want to be parents needs to see this first before they say yes to that huge step. Love is love is love is love.❤️
Thank you for this incredible piece of work💘
Shannon, thank you. Thank you for using your publicity in the best possible way. Thank you for responsibility that you show with your beautiful videos/vlogs/movies.
After having hardest moments during my coming out with my mom, it is very supportive to watch such movie. May the world change once and parents will be more prepared to our coming outs.
It's heartbreaking that kids and parents lose each other because parents say "I will never understand and accept. I won't even try and stop talking about it, it's unpleasant". Ans kids will never forgive that ignorance of the reality and also their feelings.
Save god these parents who find enough love to not to fight the unknown things instead of explore them.
this video is insanely good. it describes so much of what i’m scared of/feeling, and knowing that i’m not alone if my family doesn’t react lovingly, is an amazing thought. i know that they won’t be easy to tell but this just reassures me that if they don’t react how i want them to that it’ll be okay. people leave and things change but there will always be people that make you feel safe and welcome whether they’re real family or not
I've shared this on my FB wall because it will help so many. I hope my friends and family sub to you.
There needs to be more like this out.
You did an absolutely phenomenal job!
I want to thank everyone in the video..I love you so much...Thank you for making this video..this made me cry
Watch it early in the morning. Shannon you're amazing. This film is amazing. Thanks to all the people who share their coming out in this. It gives a little hope everyday that maybe one day this world will finally change and see everybody in the way they are.
this is an amazingly filmed video and I think everyone needs to watch it. I recently came out to my mom and she is not supportive and I think that comes from a place of not knowing enough, so I am goin to share this video with her. this was absolutely beautiful never stop creating.
Content that matters and makes people feel connected to other people is what everyone should be making in some capacity. Excellent work, Shannon & Ryan. Beautifully done. ❤️
So powerful 😍 quality content I’m here for. So proud of you Shan, and everyone for being brave and vulnerable in this video!
This video is so beautiful i just cried my heart out. I wish every parent in the world could get to see this and understand how hard it is to come out and just love their kid the way they are. I loved it, thank you so much for this
I have no words to describe how amazing this video is. @Shannon, thanks! I cry a lot watching it. It's been 3 years since I told my family, and listening to these experiences I was able to go back to that moment. Now things are fine, but at the time, the process was difficult. What words would I have liked to hear from my mother at that time? "You have my support, I love you very much and you have my support." Incredibly, those were the words of my Pastor, even if it was not the feeling of the rest of the church ...
thank you for this Shannon, thank you so much. every parent needs to see this video. ♡
I love this video and appreciate all the things you are doing. You are a gift for us lil Bev
This is so beautiful, Shannon. Thank you for this. A lot of parents can learn a lot by watching this video and also help a lot of kids (like me) who cannot say those words, but, you know, really need to. Thank you.
I love this. A video that isn’t all happy endings to a coming out story ... especially since mine has been hell on earth .. this shows that even when it all hits hard, you’ll rise above and find happiness in yourself. Accepted or Not.
I never clicked sooooo fast , god I love this video . If only my father saw this and was able to understand this and understand me . He thinks I’m this way because of him , to get at him is what I think ,by the way he words everything , the day I came out to him . Coming out to my mom was the most amazing thing but sadly she can’t help me anymore . I honestly believe I’m going to show my father this video , it may help him see how this all is and how I am . I love this video and everyone in it , I know we now have so many known people out but I still adore videos like this that really show the feelings to it all especially with coming out to a parent and the fear . Also the want of nothing to change , to still have the love and support from them that doesn’t all stay the same after coming out .
I love you and I you are so brave☾
Eva thank you so much ❤️ I appreciate it so much and love ya too❤️
I'm high-key crying. What you do is really beautiful. Keep on doing that
Shannon, such an awesome video...thank you. I always love your content. You’re just such a genuine person & I love how you always either want to bring awareness to the world or just help everyone, it’s so awesome 💕
Sharing this video everywhere , it has to be shared . I honestly feel parents with children that could come out need to see this so they can love them unconditionally even if their child comes out
Been waiting for like 2 weeks for this 💜💜
thank you for making this shannon, from the bottom of my heart.
so extremely proud of this and you. 💗
I love how you emphasized the importance of saying, “I love you.” Because when I came out, my mom asked a lot of questions and made a lot of comments. She was so confused, caught off guard and almost upset, all of which I expected. But she said she loved me and that was all I needed. I didn’t need her to understand or to be okay with it right away. She has since come around and is much more open.
This is so beautiful and so so important. I'm so happy to see someone make things that actually matter and they've put time into on youtube when sometimes I start to loose trust in this platform. My biggest compliments!
This isn’t just a UA-cam video. This is the true definition of Art!
Wow. This is the reason I'm subscribed to you! You have helped me so much with becoming myself and I appreciate it so ooooOooOo much. Thank you! I love you
this is so beautifully done. im 1000% sure im never gonna come out to my parents and knowing that im basically never gonna have that feeling of my parents accepting who i am is heartbreaking but im on the fifth stage of grief basically but i know damn well my own kids will never feel this fear of keeping such a small yet vital piece of them away from me, no matter what!
I’m really loving the new content, I mean obviously I still love your older videos, but these ones are so well put together and beautiful. Good job Shannon :)
Shit man. I am honestly so moved by this. Shannon, this was a really beautiful and touching video to watch and I think I can speak for a lot of people in the closet like me and tell you that we really really appreciate this content because it gives us that courage and confidence that it'll be okay no matter what. Thank you so so much for this
I loved this Shannon ❤💚💙💛💜this video gave me more spirits to trust about myself. Cause i was too scared to coming out for my parents. You're really inspired me Shan 😍😍
I’ve watched this video so many times since September 2018 and nearly 2 years later it’s still just as powerful. Shannon, you’re incredible. Especially with the way you use your platform👏🏻 Thank you👏🏻
I just want to say thank you. Thank you for making this video. I related to it because of my own experiences, and I found myself tearing up because I’ve been in the same position as many of you. I think that anyone that is struggling with the same fears and issues should watch this video because it will really help. Whether that be with their parents or with themselves, this beautiful video will hopefully help them.
Damn. We just need that real shit.
And this is what makes you stand out from the mundane, talk real talk true and you’ve got us all connected by the heart stings.
And this is what we need.
Once again you have made a very important and beautiful film. Thank you💕
This is such an incredible film. I got goosebumps! I can't stop crying. Every parent such watch this. Shannon, your videos are always so positive, so empowering, and they have such an important message. Please continue your work.
This hit so close to home. Thank you so much. I never got to come out because I was outed. I really needed this.